This indicates that visual visual and visual auditory memory recollection involves equivalent network components without any additional recruitment during an initial period of the sensory processing stage which is then followed by recruitment of additional network components for modality specific memory recollection.
It involves equivalent segments of Bub1 and BubR1 comprising their B3BD/GLEBS motif and a CTE whose first part is predicted to be helical.
Although most strains can produce a range of microcystin isoforms there is a single mcy gene cluster in the genome [ 6- 8, 10, 16, 17], indicating that recombination events involving equivalent domains must be intergenomic.
Recombination in the mcy gene clusters has been reported to involve equivalent modules, i.e. modules with the same position in similar gene clusters [ 11- 13], but also modules in different positions in similar gene clusters or from different gene clusters [ 3, 14, 15].
The lower part depicts a close-up of the identified pseudo-symmetric Bub1 BubR1 interaction, which involves equivalent segments of Bub1 and BubR1 comprising the Bub3 binding domain and a C-terminal extension whose first part is predicted to have a helical fold in both proteins.
As has been pointed out, it involved the equivalent of 400,000 pages.
Classically ie, before the late 1990s encoding data onto a wire or a radio broadcast involved the equivalent of a big lorry.
He has admitted giving one of the five women involved the equivalent of about $70,000 to rent the Chelsea flat for regular sessions and offered, on Monday, an insistent defense of his pastime.
To ensure these votes were won would have involved the equivalent of a government taxiing sick MPs from their hospital beds for a vote of confidence in the Commons.
A manhunt went into full swing at daybreak, with helicopters sweeping the heavily forested hillsides while special forces took part in a search that, according to a colonel who briefed media, involved the equivalent of nine battalions.
